Designed for participants without knowledge and experience
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Artificial intelligence is becoming a part of everyday work – from writing emails to analyzing data. The AI at Work: What’s Changing and Why It Matters module will show you how to navigate this environment without the chaos and trial and error. You’ll learn to distinguish when AI is actually helping, when it’s just giving the impression of helping, and how to maintain control over the outcome.
Designed for participants without knowledge and experience
basic
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The module introduces new security threats associated with the development of AI - from personalized phishing to deepfakes to the misuse of AI tools themselves. Participants will learn to recognize these threats in practice and know how to respond in case of suspicion.
Designed for participants without knowledge and experience
basic
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The module will teach you how to formulate tasks for AI tools so that the output is truly usable – not just a quick answer, but a result that meets a specific need. Participants will learn to work with context, role, format, and gradual refinement of the task.
Designed for participants without knowledge and experience
basic
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The module explains how to think about data when working with AI tools and how to prevent the unintentional sharing of sensitive or inappropriate information. Participants will learn to distinguish between public and corporate-managed tools and understand the basic principles of responsible use of AI.
Designed for participants without knowledge and experience
basic
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Each of us encounters various difficult communication situations. Not only the communication skill itself, but also the ability to work with one's emotions and the emotions of the communication partner play a role in the successful management of these situations.
